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Cape Town goes all out to keep children safe this school holiday
Cape Town warns beachgoers about safety, emphasizing drowning prevention, child supervision, and the launch of the Identikidz programme for safety.
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Cape Town’s 17-metre Tree of Hope raises funds for four local charities
Four local organizations benefit from Cape Town’s spectacular Tree of Hope – Africa’s tallest 17m installation shining from Hotel Sky’s CBD rooftop.
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KZN Education MEC directed to discipline 16 officials over “fraudulent” R2.5 million toilet contract
The Special Tribunal has ordered the KwaZulu-Natal MEC for Education to immediately initiate disciplinary proceedings against 16 department officials implicated in a corruption.
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OPINION | Proliferation of political patronage is SA’s major trouble
On 18 November 2025, I read an article attributed to the Chief of the SA Navy, Vice Admiral Monde Lobese, bemoaning the underfunding of the navy and the defence force…
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Tackling urban decay: Sol Plaatje’s security strategy sparks debate
The Sol Plaatje Municipality’s Safer City Task Team aims to combat crime and urban decay, but faces criticism over its seasonal implementation rather than ongoing efforts.
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The man behind countless animal rescues begins his legal rise
After two decades Chief Inspector Jaco Pieterse of the Cape of Good Hope SPCA is stepping down as he prepares to begin his legal articles in 2026.
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COOKING WITH INA | Chicken & mushroom pie with pour-over crust
The Festive Season is a time for family, fun and festive meals. And who better to teach us the tricks of the trade than one of South Africa’s doyens of…
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Province serious about protection of schools over festive-season holidays
The Western Cape government allocated R5.2 million for school safety during holidays, addressing over 840 reported crimes this year.
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Matjhabeng sewer crisis nears resolution as major infrastructure projects near completion
Residents of Matjhabeng are nearing relief as the Thabong and Kutlwanong Waste Water Treatment Works refurbishment nears completion. Over 42 pump stations were upgraded, addressing sewer spillages. However, electricity connection…
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Prof Brian Figaji takes helm as new CPUT chancellor: commits to ethical leadership and active engagement
CAPE TOWN — Cape Peninsula University of Technology (CPUT) has welcomed Prof Brian Figaji as its new Chancellor, with the academic leader pledging to break traditional patterns of distant leadership…
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